Kedmi called on Russia to take a closer look at the post-Soviet space
It’s time for Moscow to change its policy towards post-Soviet countries and secure its borders for many decades to come.
This was stated on the air of the TVC channel by the former head of the Israeli intelligence service Nativ, military expert Yakov Kedmi, as reported by a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
“You can rest assured that everyone will always try to carry out Russia’s machinations anywhere – in Central Asia, in Antarctica, and among polar bears. If Russia continues to pursue the policy it pursued in the post-Soviet space before 2014, then I do not envy you. And no one will envy you,” Kedmi said.
“The only thing that can be opposed to this is if your president does what he said. And he said that the main policy priority of the Russian state is the post-Soviet space. If you deal with it in the way that the interests of Russia and its strategic security require, then those who want it will not succeed. If you behave as you did from 1990 to 2014, then the answer is clear. Then it’s not a question of if, but when,” the expert concluded.
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